
İKİ GÖKYÜZÜ - YEDİ RENK - YEDİGÖLLER VE GÖYNÜK
Due to the large crowds that gather at Yedigöller, especially on weekend afternoons, we will begin our trip from İncirli at 11:30 PM on Friday, November 13th, so that we can arrive early on Saturday, November 14th. We will travel at a leisurely pace, allowing for rest and sleep along the way. We might even stop for a one-hour nap at a suitable location.
We will combat any potential fatigue from the night's journey by enjoying an early breakfast, first watching the first rays of sunlight from the hills, and then relaxing by the lake or at the entrance on the benches.
Nestled within a forest landscape, this place brings together some of the most vibrant natural wonders in Turkey: seven lakes, each with its own unique color, and the sky (or "lake-sky") that you can see reflected in each of them.
We will capture the beauty of nature and life through photography, making sure to take advantage of the most beautiful light and the most vibrant season. Together, we will explore everything from the Pythagorean tree to the deep valleys, from the campsites to the smiling rocks...
Göynük Trip.
🚍 11:00 AM
We are leaving Yedigöller and heading towards Göynük.
Approximately 1:30 PM.
Arrival in Göynük.
We will take a short walk together to see and photograph the Victory Monument.
🕓 Afterwards, you will have free time until 4:00 PM.
During this period;
- You can explore the historical streets of Göynük.
- You can explore the city center.
- You can enjoy a pleasant time sipping tea at the historic Çınarlar Tea Garden.
Dinner.
We will decide together when we return.
The deadline for cancellations is Wednesday, November 11th, at 23:59.
Event Coordinator: Adnan Karaçete.
0536 4744463
Activity Difficulty Level:Easy.
- Fitness Level: A reasonable level of fitness is required. This hike is suitable for those who are new to hiking.
- Terrain: The elevation changes are minimal, and the areas are mostly flat, making them easy to walk through.
- Parkour: Typically involves navigating natural or man-made environments, often using structures and obstacles, and often takes place on dirt paths.
- Distance: Varies between 5 and 12 kilometers.
- Who can participate: Anyone who is new to hiking and does not have any health problems can participate.






